Geocaching in Arizona

Here we are learning how to "Geocach" with our friends Jim and Marlene Carson. Geocaching is a treasure hunting game where you use a GPS to hide and seek containers with other people. These caches are located across the country and around the world. You can find items from these caches that came from Europe. This activity is becoming a favorite with "RVer's".
This "geocach" was in a cactus garden not far from the resort we were staying at in AZ. We found the "geocach" in a log very well hidden. This one took us about 20 minutes to find.
Our first experience with "geocaching" with Jim Carson.

In Colorado - again

Denise and I delayed our trip, back to Colorado, for a month to avoid what you see in the following pictures. As always, the best layed plans of mice and mice...
Easter Sunday we drove to Denver from Grand Junction on EB I-70. This trip took us almost 5 hours. Looks like Sam has become an expert driver in the snow and ice.

East Bound I-70

East Bound I-70, at Copper Mtn

Utah

We traveled on US HWY 191 from Flagstaff, AZ. This adventure took us through Monument Valley in Utah.
Hole in the Wall, outside of Moab, Ut
If you look hard enough you can see the rock in a shape of a buffalo. It is located in the middle third of this picture, or enlarge picture to see it better.
Monument Valley